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...plans the direction of the campaign and seeks donations from top donors, hoping to raise 20 to 30 percent of the total. For most universities, the process takes about two years, but Harvard may spend more time in the quiet phase, Vice President for Alumni Affairs and Development Donella Rapier said last month...
...University has set its “high level” objectives, Rapier said. The campaign will focus on the curricular review, efforts to strengthen the College, graduate schools whose missions support public service, and cross-university initiatives like a new focus on the sciences. The campaign will also center on funding for the arts, culture, and humanities, she said...
...University’s planned expansion into Allston will be partly financed through fundraising, but development there will outlast the likely five-year public phase of the capital campaign. Harvard may launch fundraising drives specifically for Allston or extend the campaign itself, Rapier said...
...criticism became a thorn in the side of University President Lawrence H. Summers and other top Harvard administrators. D. Ronald Daniel, then Harvard’s treasurer, and Donella M. Rapier, vice president for alumni affairs and development, both wrote letters defending the University’s compensation policies...
...Rapier succeeded Thomas M. Reardon, who served in the position for just over three months and received total compensation of $94,003. After leaving the position, Reardon spent the rest of the fiscal year working as senior advisor to the president, for which he received $198,149. His total compensation for that position, including benefits and $8,877 in loan interest subsidies, totaled...